Dateline Tuesday January 19th, 2016 This WEEK CNN Reporters Share with Readers and Viewers The Persons...

Dateline Tuesday January 19th, 2016 This WEEK CNN Reporters Share with Readers and Viewers The Persons Who Changed Their Lives. Link provided below ... BUREAU Editor Joshua TRILIEGI Chimes In.  THE PERSON WHO CHANGED MY LIFE
By BUREAU Editor Joshua A. TRILIEGI  CNN Reporters are currently sharing 'feel good' stories about how their lives were changed by a person of import. Do We Really need to know who changed the lives of privileged reporters ?  If so, here's a little story that changed my life. 


From the time I was 6 months old, till the day he left the planet, my father, Richard Joseph Flynn, was always there for me. He raised me, my sister, my brother. We bought a modest home and, like most Americans, we enjoyed a middle-ish class lifestyle. My parents worked hard to keep us together, to get us through school and they sent me to college. Both my parents were, culturally speaking, ahead of their time. Sometimes, that was a challenge and other times, it was a very beautiful experience. We were introduced to an extremely wide range of cultures, diverse lifestyles and cutting edge art, music, fashion and the like. My dad had the heart of a lion, the charm of any movie star, the diligence of any father and he had the luck of the Irish. He was born in 1945, exactly twenty years before me. He experienced an incredible time in America, the invention of Rock & Roll, the rise of a powerful youth culture and the tragedies of politics, with the killing of John F. Kennedy. An event that, to this day, neither he, nor I, nor anyone, has truly understood, recovered from or accepted. But, we went on, because, we had to. Something was indeed stolen from America that day, and yet, we learned something too, about loss, about power, about politics and about reporting the truth. I wish I could say that the person who changed my life was my father. Unfortunately, it was his brothers Dennis and David Flynn who did that, the day they stoled our family home from us.  


As stated earlier, my father, lived the life of his generation, no holds barred. That lifestyle, took it's toll and like many, the years on this planet were decidedly about quality, not quantity. The day he died, I received a phone call from his brother Dave, who informed me that my father had died, that he had asked for me late into the night, that he had been dropped off at the hospital and without accompaniment, without notification of me, my mother or my siblings, he had died, alone. "I think I made a mistake by dropping him off at the hospital," I was told by what sounded like a guilt ridden brother, asking for forgiveness, asking for support, asking for a partner, in me. Then I was told that my father had expressed that I was to be an heir to his property. This was no surprise. My father, whom had worked so hard to own a piece of America, had, like many fathers, stated the now cliche' phrase, "Someday, this will all be yours," and my consistent and steadfast response, " I don't want to think about that right now." Who wants to ever imagine the loss of a father?  I couldn't fathom living on a planet without my dad and I sure as hell didn't want to think about or visualize the day when his property would become my property. In the months to follow, the lawyers and liars changed my life forever. They gutted the house, they threw away the valuables, the photos, the artworks, the books, the memories of MY life. A home we purchased as a family, for some 40,000 dollars was sold to total strangers for some 500,000 dollars. Talk about an American success story, looking at the numbers, clearly my father had made decisions that were spot on: I had to admire him as I looked back on his investment. When word got out that David Flynn and Dennis Flynn had stolen the home and neglected my father's dying request, our neighbors, our childhood friends, our witnesses were aghast. People came forward, volunteering to make official statements, on the record on our behalf. I was devastated, blindsided, and down for the count. Unprepared for this type of loss, I called some old friends in the real estate business, to no avail. The houses were sold, the brothers disappeared and the city of Los Angeles accepted half of the 500,000 dollars as my fathers casual will and last dying testament was ignored. 


Don't bust out the violins too soon here, the story gets even worse. Around this same time, I delivered by registered mail, a work of Art, that was my most valuable creation to date: A 100 foot long Artwork which was a tribute to Jack Kerouac's Novel, "On The Road," to one of the world's most powerful and influential Art Gallery owners in the world. Within a few days, I received a letter, stating that the gallery was not currently accepting submissions. There was no mention of the artwork. When I called the gallery with shipping and billing instructions to return the work, I was given the run around. When I called the Art Publications and Newspapers of record explaining the incident, I was met with total silence. Why would the worlds most powerful art media advertiser's side with an unknown artist and lose millions of dollars of advertising from the worlds most powerful art dealer, to support me ?  The answer is, they wouldn't, and, they didn't. I don't need to name name's here, I'm not the type of guy. The fact of the matter is, this happened. This was long before I officially stepped into the publishing game and it's one of the reason why I did establish the current Arts publication that has millions of readers around the world reading interviews and viewing photographic essays, reviews and a fresh dissertation on the arts in America and the world. I learned that if I wanted a voice in my community, I would have to create my own platform and that is what I did. It should be noted the publication did not seek revenge on those who stole, those who oppressed, those who lied, those who ignored, those who watched, as an individual artist rose from the ashes and somehow, with the help of family, friends and philanthropist's, helped to transform a silly little blog into a free, glossy, paper edition magazine, that I personally hand delivered to thousands and thousands of residents throughout California and eventually, an electronic edition that is currently being read by millions of people around the entire world. This might be a good time to thank those who helped and those who opposed, those who participated and those who watched from the sidelines, as far as I am concerned, everything and everyone has had an effect and I thank you all. 


Again, hold off on the violins, theres more. Also around this same time, I was given a film grant by the Actor Ben Stiller for five thousand dollars to create a film program at a local Los Angeles Film Festival, where I was the director of Development, having worked my way up over a seven year period, from a volunteer at the festivals premiere, to the creative producer of a film series based on the letters of artists of note. The film became a creative hit for the community and a group of New Directors, each with a bold and original style. That year, I personally raised fifty - thousand dollars worth of in-kind trades, created the feature film with the help of fifteen tenacious and talented directors and producers and generated an immense interest in the project via local radio, newspapers and my prior supporters through the years. Paramount Pictures presented the film to a packed house and double screening, MTV, David Geffen and Dreamworks were taking my calls and, I would like to thank them for being so open to the rough diamond that I was. Loss is a powerful entity. It makes for good drama, it is the kernel of all great comedy, it is the only guarantee in life and if you can survive, it makes for some very interesting and empathetic energy that no amount of money or success or worldly accolades can provide. I regret nothing of this journey. Unfortunately, due to conditions beyond my control, the film festival did not survive. But I did. 


No violins just yet, this gets even more absurd when my grandfather leaves the planet. Now I'm totally gone. The powerful and mythological shadow that I had spent years studying and documenting, visiting and researching, speculating and honoring, was now gone, and so was I. The party was over. My dad, our home, the artwork, the festival, my grandfather, no longer existed. I missed a day of work the day my father died, at a new job with a film company, during my first thirty days, and was let go. Now you can bust out the violins. Since then, things have changed. With donations, I completely reproduced the 100 foot artwork. I accepted the losses, I forgave those in power, who abused it, I became, according to my peers and the public at large, a writer, with an original voice. I accept that compliment and again, I thank our readers and those who contributed to the end result. So who is the person who changed my life ? My dad ? His brother ? My Grandfather ?  Ben Stiller ?  The Gallery Owner ? The Festival Founder ? Or the only person who stood by me, every single step of the way back up ? I will leave that for you to decide, or guess.  The point is this, if there is a point at all. When you lose like I did, life becomes too important to play games, too valuable to depreciate, too beautiful to make ugly, too incredible to belittle and too damn important to bother with the millions and millions of people, who have not figured this out yet.  So, if I didn't notice the game you played, or the ugly thing you said, or the belittling thing you did, or the fact that you still own a house, have a dad, a job, and or are currently abusing your power: at least you now know Why. 

http://www.cnn.com/specials/living/person-who-changed-my-life

Angela Ahrendts the woman aiming to make Apple a luxury brand Confirmed last week as the tech giant’s...

Angela Ahrendts: the woman aiming to make Apple a luxury brand

Confirmed last week as the tech giant’s highest-paid executive, the ex Burberry chief is charged with making the Apple ‘experience’ even sleeker. It might also mean larger profits

In Danny Boyle’s gripping Steve Jobs film, the talkie action is set before a series of product launches. The issue that’s repeatedly revisited by the Jobs character is the prime importance of technical development. In a tech company such as Apple, that’s hardly a surprising position, but there’s a sense in which that emphasis now seems a tiny bit old hat.

Jobs was also a stickler for design and in recent years a great deal of attention has been focused on Jonathan Ive, the British designer responsible for the style of the MacBook , iPad and iPhone, among other products. What sets Apple apart from its competitors, runs the consensus opinion, is the elegance and simplicity of the way its products look. But perhaps in Apple’s natural history, the design phase too has been replaced by a new stage of corporate evolution: the marketing stage.

Certainly, the news that Angela Ahrendts, Apple’s vice-president of retail and online stores, is, for the second year running, the tech giant’s highest paid executive suggests that her expertise in marketing is what’s being rewarded. And what a pleasant reward it is too. Her basic salary, stock grant and bonus totalled $25.8m last year, which is about $15m more than Apple CEO, Tim Cook, though he does possess stock options that could amount to half-a-billion dollars.

That said, Ahrendts’s 2015 remuneration was something of an impoverishing drop from the previous year in which she was paid a still more pleasant $73.4m, $37m of which was compensation for the Burberry stocks she said goodbye to when she left the fashion house in the spring of 2014 to join Apple, plus $33m in stock allocation by way of a big, warm Apple welcome.

That’s round about $100m in two years, give or take a couple of iPhones. In the baffling universe of hyper pay, that’s even more than what Wayne Rooney gets paid for not scoring very many goals for Manchester United. In other words, a lot of money.

What does Ahrendts, who studied merchandising and marketing at Ball State University in Muncie, Indiana, do to deserve that? Her big initiative is to make Apple stores more like luxury goods outlets. So, for example, personal appointments for Apple watches and showcasing high-end non-Apple items, such as the exclusive Phantom wireless speaker. She says she wants the more than 400 worldwide Apple stores to become “sleeker and smarter”.

At first glance, it looks as if she’s Burberrying Apple. She was a huge success at Burberry, where she established the UK’s only fashion super brand that could compete with the European houses of Louis Vuitton, Prada and Gucci. While she was boss, the company’s share price went up threefold and in 2013 she became Britain’s highest paid chief executive on the FTSE 100 company list.

But when she was there, her impetus was the other way round: she wanted to Appleize Burberry. When asked if she took inspiration from her fashion house rivals, she said in 2010: “If I look to any company as a model, it’s Apple. They’re a brilliant design company working to create a lifestyle and that’s the way I see us.”

Given subsequent events, it sounds like a job pitch, but she was paying testament to Apple’s advanced retail strategy. Much imitated now, the unstructured open-floor space, wandering sales assistants and hang-out atmosphere of Apple shops were all revolutionary when they first opened in 2001.

But while it’s rare to unknown to pass an uncrowded Apple shop, sales had peaked and plateaued by 2014. And no multinational corporation likes to settle for vast profits, when there are potentially vaster profits to be made. Which is why Ahrendts was brought in, to take the company upmarket, which, it is hoped, means upped revenues.

Ahrendts’s background doesn’t spell high glamour, but that’s been her speciality. She grew up as one of six children in the small town of New Palestine, Indiana, where she attended the United Methodist church and got a grounding in midwestern humility. Her father instructed her against looking first for herself in photographs, while her mother set the demanding standards, telling her that she was not raised to accept “fine”. She remains a committed Christian, not unusual in corporate America, but it would have made her stand out in the more decadent setting of European fashion houses.

Her father was a businessman and her mother a housewife who did a spot of Indiana modelling. By all accounts, the young Ahrendts was a fashion head from an early age, sewing her own clothes and burying herself in her mother’s fashion magazines.

She had her heart set on becoming a designer but at university she realised other students had the talent and she had the opinions. A kindly professor took her aside and informed her: “We call that a merchant.”

So like countless ambitious midwesteners before her, she bought a one-way ticket to New York, where she found a marketing job with the bra maker Warnaco. She worked her way up gradually over the years until she became president of Donna Karan. It was in that job that she met Christopher Bailey, the designer with whom she would later go on to form such a successful partnership at Burberry.

The hope at Apple is that she can perform the same trick with Ive. More than any other tech company, Apple has built its reputation on design. Some would argue that it’s a triumph of image over reality. But as every marketing guru knows, image is reality. Apple is selling not just a product but an identity, and it’s there, in that lucrative interface, that Ive and Ahrendts will seek to combine their talents.

The problem is how to ensure that a mass-selling business retains its “cool”. After all, what can even the most attractively designed object say about you as an individual, if everyone else has one too? At Burberry, Ahrendts knew the importance of the difference between common and popular, rebranding a fashion house so that its designs were not associated with just anybody, but were instead sought after by everybody.

At Apple, she’s looking to finesse that manoeuvre by creating a more boutique experience. That may deliver more aspirational shopping, but will it result in greater sales? As it is, Apple’s US stores generate more revenue per square foot than any other retailer of its kind. If you can’t squeeze any more juice than you’re already doing, the only way to increase profit is charge more for a premium service. That’s Ahrendts’s approach.

Whether or not it works, she appears to have the right outlook and personality to fit into Apple’s ultra-committed philosophy.

“There’s something of the cult leader about her,” says one British fashion insider. “She absolutely knew the business inside out. She never let you see a moment of doubt or even questioning. She was relentlessly positive and totally driven.”

Now 55, she is tall, thin and still dressed in Burberry. She’s not the only high-flying woman in Silicon Valley, of course, although it’s still a male-dominated environment, heavily populated by supernerds who have read too much Ayn Rand. If, as Facebook’s Sheryl Sandberg wrote in her bestseller Lean In: “A truly equal world would be one where women ran half our countries and men ran half our homes”, then the Ahrendts household could be said to be doing its bit for egalitarianism, at least between the sexes.

Ahrendts is married to childhood sweetheart Gregg Couch, who quit his own business to take care of their various homes. While she was at Burberry, she told a journalist that aside from running the company she was “here to be a really great wife to my husband. And we have three amazing teens, so that’s three really big jobs. We have a lot of women working here and I always tell them they are mothers first. Those children are their legacy and they have partners and that’s a big obligation.”

“Mothers first” is a laudable rallying cry but not one that’s likely to be adopted in the near future at Apple. This was a company that got rid of Steve Jobs, before he returned to rescue it from disaster. And Ahrendts’s predecessor, John Browett, formerly chief executive of Dixons, lasted only six months in the job before receiving his marching orders.

To realise the full astounding worth of her share options she needs to stick around for a few years. And to do that the girl from New Palestine will need to lead the world’s most profitable company into the promised land of even greater profits. But if it all goes wrong, well, she won’t go hungry.

Born 7 June 1960 in New Palestine, Indiana. Her father, Richard, was a businessman and her mother a homemaker and part-time model. Married to Gregg Couch, whom she met in elementary school. They have three children.

Best of times It’s all been pretty good news for Ahrendts, though the welcome package at Apple that amounted to almost $74m must have been more than nice. But she rates her 50th birthday party at which BJ Thomas sang Raindrops Keep Fallin’ on My Head as her highlight.

Worst of times Failure at Bendel in the late 1990s when the board pulled the plug on her plans. Financial crisis of 2008, when Ahrendts had to announce $78m cuts at Burberry. Except she seemed to thrive. “I was taught never to waste a good recession,” she later said.

What she says “If you can’t control everything, you can’t control anything.”

What others say “She’s wicked smart.” Tim Cook, CEO Apple. “Ya know what? I don’t work for you.” Her husband, Gregg Couch. The Guardian

What types of posts would you like to see on my website blog that i am releasing with you all soon ?...

What types of posts would you like to see on my website blog that i am releasing with you all soon ?
I cover fashion (outfits and ideas) anything else you can advise?
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